PTZ Fly w/Blue Pill Inside

PTZ Fly is a compact universal PTZ camera controller with a 3-axis joystick, 4 backlit encoders and 6 four-way buttons, all with OLED screens. It controls cameras from different brands at once, with Blue Pill Inside and PoE.

SKAARHOJ PTZ Fly is small but mighty, packed with the same capabilities as the larger SKAARHOJ controllers. It controls cameras from several manufacturers at once, such as Panasonic, Sony, Canon or BirdDog, and thanks to the library of integrated devices it also handles recorders, routers and network switches. It suits smaller productions, mobile setups, lecture halls, houses of worship and corporate events.

Small but mighty

A compact controller for several PTZ cameras of different brands at once, and for other devices in your production.

6 four-way buttons4 backlit encodersOLED on every controlBlue Pill InsidePoE powered

One button, four actions

Each of the six four-way buttons has four independent trigger zones, quadrupling your options without extra space. A button can also act as a page navigator or simply as a standard button.

A screen on every control

Every button and encoder has its own high-quality OLED screen showing the assigned function. Even as configurations grow with more layers, you always know what a button does before you press it.

Configure on the fly

In the Reactor software you adjust buttons, encoders and the joystick directly in the panel’s web interface. Every change shows up on the panel instantly, with no USB cable needed.

More than cameras

Raw Panel mode lets you write your own integrations for devices not yet covered by the SKAARHOJ library, such as Q-SYS. That makes PTZ Fly a favourite of developers and advanced users.

Precise joystick

The 3-axis joystick handles pan, tilt and zoom and can be customised.

For tight spaces

Small size and low weight suit portable rigs and cramped control rooms.

One cable

Power and data over PoE (IEEE 802.3af/at), with a 12 V DC input as an alternative.

Hundreds of devices

Universal control of hundreds of third-party devices from the SKAARHOJ library.